Deltana KP1034 Kick Plate 10" x 34" Stainless Steel

It's a commercial-rated plate. Stainless steel construction at 1.10 mm gauge, which is what holds up to cart traffic and foot strikes on a service or back-of-house door rather than denting like a thin decorative plate. Deltana lists it as commercial and it's built for exterior openings.

The Deltana KP1034 is a 10 inch by 34 inch stainless steel kick plate. The nearest stainless equivalents are the Hager 190S in satin stainless steel, which is a door protection plate from the Hager 190 Series with four beveled edges, and the Ives 8400 Series stainless steel door protection plate, also with beveled edges. All three are flat stainless protection plates that mount to the face of a swinging door, so specifying one over another comes down to matching the plate size to your door width and the finish to the rest of the door hardware.

The Deltana KP1034 is offered in a Paint Black finish as well as Brushed Stainless, so a black plate does not require moving to another manufacturer. The Hager 190S and the Ives 8400 Series are both stainless steel door protection plates, so they are the ones to specify when the opening calls for a stainless face rather than a painted one. For a property manager matching black lever sets or black exit devices across a building, the Paint Black KP1034 keeps the plate consistent with the rest of the trim.

Two: brushed stainless (US32D) and a painted black. Both are the same 10 x 34 inch stainless steel plate, so the choice is purely appearance. Brushed stainless is the one that blends with stainless push plates and pulls already on a commercial opening; black is for dark storefront and painted door programs.

One plate per order. The KP1034 is sold each, not as a pair, so a door that needs protection on both the push and pull side takes two, and a pair of doors takes two or four depending on which faces you are covering.

The KP1034 is solid stainless steel through the plate, not plated steel, so it won't rust through the way a plated or painted mild steel plate does once the coating is nicked by a cart. That is the reason to specify stainless on an entrance, loading door or anywhere the plate takes weather and washdown.

Two other stainless protection plates ZenSupply carries are the Hager 190S in satin stainless, which has four beveled edges, and the Ives 8400 Series stainless plate, also with beveled edges. Both are the same kind of part, a surface-applied protection plate for a swinging door. Deltana's KP1034 is the one to take if you want the plate matched to Deltana trim already on the opening or if you want the black painted option, since the Hager and Ives listed here are stainless finish.

Not really, no. At 10 x 34 inches the KP1034 is sized as a kick plate, which sits at the bottom of the door and stops cart and foot damage to the finish. An armor plate runs much taller up the face of the door and a mop plate is a short strip a few inches high at the very bottom. If the damage on your doors is above knee height, a 10 inch plate won't reach it.

Both the Hager 190S and the Ives 8400 Series are described with beveled edges, and the Hager 190S carries four beveled edges. Beveled edges matter on a kick plate because a squared edge at the leading side of the door can catch a cart, a hand truck, or a mop in high traffic openings. If you are standardizing a corridor or a service entrance on beveled plates, the Hager 190 Series and the Ives 8400 Series both fit that requirement in stainless steel, and the Deltana KP1034 covers the same job in a 10 inch by 34 inch stainless plate.

Push side, in most cases. The KP1034 protects the face that takes the cart, the foot and the dolly, which is the side the traffic pushes through. Plate both faces on doors that swing both ways or on high-traffic service openings, and remember it's sold one plate at a time.

The KP1034 is a commercial door hardware item in stainless steel, and it sits alongside commercial protection plates like the Hager 190 Series and the Ives 8400 Series, both stainless door protection plates. For an MRO or institutional buyer standardizing a facility, all three are stainless faces on a swinging door and can be mixed across openings as long as the plate height and door width are held consistent from opening to opening.